Real Britannia: Monster Rather Than Man – RB 100421

Sven Longshanks and Max Musson discuss the Sarah Everard murder and the fuel crisis before continuing with Scott of the Antarctic.

The Sarah Everard murder has been linked to the rape conviction rate of 98%, but why do the establishment assume that means 98% of rapists get away, instead of thinking 98% are false accusations?

Signs of the murderer who was also a Police officer being mentally unbalanced were ignored, including him exposing himself.

The Police used to be expected to set a good moral example and if that was still so today, his use of extreme pornography and nickname of ‘the rapist’ would have deprived him of his chance to use his office to rape and murder.

The fuel crisis has been made worse by the media and the establishment are claiming Brexit is to blame, but what about the appalling treatment of HGV drivers last Christmas, expected to queue for days to cross the channel?

Captain Scott finally gets picked to lead the Antarctic expedition, because he wanted ‘the freedom to develop more widely’ and we learn about the strict discipline kept in the navy at that time.

Presented by Sven Longshanks and Max Musson

Real Britannia: Monster Rather Than Man – RB 100421

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